"A ruler who gains the people's favor will never fall."

This was proven by a Japanese daimyo named Oda Ujiharu.

Even after losing all his lands in a battle with another daimyo, his retainers and the people fought in his place and reclaimed his lands multiple times.@@novelbin@@

Even though he was constantly defeated in battle, his retainers would lock him up during wars, and farmers, who preferred to die rather than pay taxes to other daimyo, would burn all their wealth...

He was a man who had no ability other than winning the people's favor, but thanks to that favor, he managed to revive several times.

The Emperor of the Toscana Empire may not be loved by the people to the same extent as this gentleman...

‘Gaining the overwhelming support of serfs and the people is something worth aiming for.’

"How about gaining the people's favor, Your Majesty?"

"I already believe that through the newspapers you publish, we have gained their support, Count Rothschild. Do you think differently?"

For a politician, public support is like money.

Just like it's better to have 10 billion in your bank account rather than 1 billion, a 70% approval rating is better than a 50% approval rating.

‘Approval rating = power.’

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